What programming/scripting languages do you know?

Visual Basic, Perl, PHP, CGI, little asp.

sly1340 - i don't care either -- next time post something relevant and helpful

I guess you could say I know the following:

• HTML
• JavaScript << not much to know.... in my humble opinion
• PHP << learning
• Python << learning, but not really b/c I get distracted so easily

These are honestly what I know, and I really don't think WML qualifies as a language!

Nor does CSS qualify either; CSS = Cascading Style Sheets, they are basically like HTML, just pre-defined non-variant values down a page; why is this a language?!!

I like PHP, but my uncle is trying to convince me to convert to Python; does anybody here have any Python experience?



I really hate Microsoft but I hear C/ASM is nice... C just seems too low-level ; maybe I'll try c## or Java...

java is, IMO, a worthless piece of crap.

c/c++
VB
PHP
Javascript/ActionScript [ecma] -very well
SQL - a little

The languages I know:

- (X)HTML, CSS, Javascript
- PHP, ASP (VBScript), Perl, ColdFusion
- SQL (ANSI, Oracle (PL/SQL), MySQL, SQL Server)
- Visual Basic 6 and .NET
- C, C++ and C#
- a little Java, RPG and COBOL

The things I want to learn:
- Flash/Actionscript
- DirectX

Wow!!!

That is a lot! Do you know them all preficiently?

I use most of them quite regularly, however on the C++ and Java side I'm pretty novice. I'm able to write code in it, but still make a lot of syntax errors. It also takes me a lot longer to debug in comparison to C#, PHP or VB.

PHP, Perl, and C/C++

learning C++
some HTML

Kasracer suggested that HTML, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP are not programming languages? Those are just mark-up tags and scripts.

Programming languages are languages designed to program computers. Scripts program a computer to perform actions and, therefore, must be programs. JavaScript, PHP, VB Script, and Perl are scripts and, therefore, most be programming languages. In fact, a DOS batch file is a programming language: analogous to tits on the bull, but still a programming language.

There was a time when assembly programmers thought third-generation languages such as C were not true programming languages. This is nothing more than plain ignorance of the definition.

Be it assembly, procedural, object oriented, or even punch cards: if it programs a computer, it must be a program language!

Seriously! Are you claiming that Perl is not a programming language? I think Larry Wall, the creator of Perl, would take serious issue with that perspective. Maybe you think a programming language needs a compiler. If so, then I suggest you download bat2exe and compile some batch files.

The real debate is the definition of a computer programmer. (This would make a great new thread!)

P.S. Before you flame me, please note I haven't argued that HTML, XHTML, or CSS are programming languages. They're not!

DOS Batch Files (LMAO)
PHP
VB Script
Perl
Bourne Shell (learning)

java
php / mysql
asp / access
xml / xsl
dhtml

Basically the easiest ones:

Basic, HTML, GMC, RpgMaker and ActionScript. I'm just a beginner lol.

Uh, does HTML even count as a programming language? I mean there's no logic involved. Seems more like a formatting language than a programming language, so I hardly think it counts.

Mine:
#1 - PHP (4 years)
#2 - Perl (1 year - yuck)
#3 - JavaScript (I suck, but can do a little)

I'd like to learn RUBY, and I need to wrap my mind around OOP in PHP. I know how to do it, I just never do. I'm old-school I guess.

If HTML is counted in the discussion, than I guess I should add CSS as well. Damn good at css.

java
javascript
visual basic
vbscript
c++
actionscript